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Too shy to recover?

Too shy to recover? Michaela Jones contributes this week's guest blog exploring how social anxiety can act as a barrier to recovery. Michaela is Community Director for Wired into Recovery. Michaela Jones contributes this week's guest blog exploring how
Durban: women save planet by huddling in the small hours.

Durban: women save planet by huddling in the small hours. Perhaps the best line of the entire Durban summit on climate change came towards the end from a youth statement by Anjali Appadurai who was selected to speak on behalf of her generation. "You've been
New RSA Report! Cabbies, Costs and Climate Change

New RSA Report! Cabbies, Costs and Climate Change (If you are feeling impatient, go straight to the report) (If you are feeling impatient, go straight to the report) "The world’s top climate scientists are now ringing the alarm bells at a deafening volume
What caused the riots? Are we even asking the right questions?

What caused the riots? Are we even asking the right questions? I recently attended an excellent roundtable event at the House of Commons, run by the Runneymede Trust as part of their Westminster Riot Roundtable programme looking at possible links between the
The Haircut Index

The Haircut Index Following from my previous post on the Grandparent index, an attempt to add some fresh perspective on the key indicators of wellbeing, I would now like to add another: The haircut index. Following from my previous post on the Grandparent
‘Satisfactory’ schools: Unsatisfactory?

‘Satisfactory’ schools: Unsatisfactory? The RSA’s report on ‘Satisfactory’ schools, published today, maps the location, improvement trends, and demographics of ‘Satisfactory’ schools. It shows that disadvantaged pupils are over-represented in these schools,
What's up, doc?

What's up, doc? On Tuesday the winners of the Mind Media Awards were announced. These awards give recognition to those media channels that handle mental health issues sensitively, appropriately and without stigmatising. BBC1’s Casualty won the accolade in
Are we on the brink of a new era of muscular social conservatism?

Are we on the brink of a new era of muscular social conservatism? A few recent straws in the wind have got me wondering whether a muscular social conservatism is about to become an important feature of our post-crash age. A few recent straws in the wind
Happier, Connected?

Happier, Connected? As part of our four year networks and wellbeing project, I, alongside many excellent volunteers, have been knocking on the nation's front doors and asking them about their social connections and their wellbeing. Part of the survey
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Too shy to recover?

Durban: women save planet by huddling in the small hours.

New RSA Report! Cabbies, Costs and Climate Change

What caused the riots? Are we even asking the right questions?

The Haircut Index

‘Satisfactory’ schools: Unsatisfactory?

What's up, doc?

Are we on the brink of a new era of muscular social conservatism?

Happier, Connected?

Social Networks and Public Services (2)